PVS, the visionary company behind AV brands like AUDAC, PROCAB, and CAYMON, recently celebrated its 40th anniversary. To commemorate this special occasion, PVS is unveiling a striking vinyl record featuring the talented and young jazz group, Equi, native to Stevoort.
This musical journey is a heartfelt tribute to the pioneers who laid the foundation for today's audio marvels, paying homage to the very roots of sound. The vinyl record was meticulously created with unwavering dedication, employing cherished vintage analog techniques and treasured tape recorders from PVS's private collection.
Over the last 40 years, we've embarked on a remarkable voyage. Today, as we celebrate our anniversary, we look back on our origins while embracing innovation. In our pursuit of excellence, we have made it our mission to preserve every facet of the beauty of sound.. This vinyl record stands as living proof. The pristine sound of this album was captured using vintage techniques and equipment. Thanks to our innovative sound solutions, the purity of this music can be shared in bars, restaurants, retail spaces, offices, and beyond, ensuring every note and melody resonates with authenticity, remarks Tom Van de Sande, CEO of PVS.
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In addition to this tribute, PVS has made substantial investments in its Research & Development division, which is fully based in Belgium. The team has nearly doubled in size over the past 2 years, reflecting monumental growth. This expansion has led to the introduction of the award-winning Atellio product family, a cutting-edge line of digital audio products aimed to redefine the future of audio technology.
PVS's investments go beyond personnel. In the past year, their testing facilities have undergone a comprehensive overhaul. The final touches are currently being applied to an anechoic chamber, a meticulously designed room that eradicates reflections or echoes of sound or electromagnetic waves. This chamber will play a crucial role in testing electronic equipment to the highest standards of precision.
* Opening photo: Patrick Van de Sande - Tom Van de Sande
